Stipulate

verb · LSAT

Meaning: To demand or specify something as part of an agreement.

Example

The lease stipulates that tenants must give sixty days' notice before moving out.

Synonyms:

specifyrequireset out

Which choice best matches the meaning of “stipulate”?

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D) To demand or specify something as part of an agreement.. “Stipulate” means: To demand or specify something as part of an agreement.

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to provide evidence that shows something is true

very weak or slight

describing an argument that attacks the person making a claim rather than the claim itself

based on personal accounts rather than facts or research

find out for certain

relating to cause and effect

to admit something is true

extremely complex and difficult to follow